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So would this work the other way around? Leave your phone at home to prove you didn't go somewhere?
by jjbinx007 8y ago
So would this work the other way around? Leave your phone at home to prove you didn't go somewhere?
- oh_sigh 8y agoNo, because people leave their phone at home all the time, but phones rarely go on trips without the owner.
- pbhjpbhj 8y agoSo, send phone on trip to "prove" I wasn't somewhere else; put it in my kids backpack, fix it under my neighbours car.
- nagyf 8y agoSo you put it in your kid's backpack and later the police will see that you spent your day in an elementary school. Does not seem like a very good alibi. The same is true for your neighbor, they will see that you spent your day in the parking lot of your neighbor's workplace, pretty suspicious.
- amvalo 8y agoSo put in your wife’s purse and say you spent the day with your wife (maybe spousal privelege would be useful there)
- baud147258 8y agoOr hide it in a bar or at your workplace for a day
- VectorLock 8y agoI'm sure someone has tried to use their digital records as an alibi.
- astura 8y agoThat's one piece of evidence of many a prosecutor and/or jury would take into consideration; just like the other way around.